I would only lease them, nothing more.  It’s a fairly new model with a whole new (EV) platform and technology that there will be bugs to work out.  They will still be over engineered, and you don’t want to be the guinea pig for that.  But if you really like them and want one, just lease don’t buy!

In fact, for any new EV if you really like it, have the money to spend, are able to charge the vehicle at home, don’t mind having to go to the dealer to resolve issues, and don’t mind being an early adopter/guinea pig then just lease it and return before the warranty expires.  Each of those companies will be leapfrogging each other in terms of range and capability over time, so leasing makes even more sense.